Snack on street food from around the world at Aarhus Street Food
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday on street food in Bangkok misstated the name of the organization that announced it would ban street food vendors.
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Called the "Fishball Revolution" after the popular Hong Kong street food staple, tensions have risen around city authorities' efforts to clamp down on street food vendors.
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Street Food highlights several different street food vendors in Bangkok, Thailand; Osaka, Japan; Delhi, India; Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Chiayi, Taiwan; Seoul, South Korea; Singapore; and Cebu City, Philippines.
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Netflix now offers a smorgasbord of slow-motion food shots courtesy of the Chef's Table franchise, which includes Chef's Table: France, Chef's Table: Pastry and a street food spinoff, Street Food.
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Launched in 2001, the initiative currently has more than 1,153 street food vendor members in New York and hosts events such as the annual Vendy Awards, sometimes nicknamed the Oscars of Street Food.
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It also has quite the nightlife and street food scene.
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The Tripleta from Puerto Rico is a popular street food.
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Supplì is considered a popular street food option in Rome.
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This dish is more than just tasty Indian street food.
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As a street food, suya is rarely made at home.
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But for this neighborhood, Berber Street Food is a gift.
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The couple wrote the cookbook "Mission Street Food" in 2011.
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Here's a look at North Korea's black market street food.
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Pursuits Will the city ban its famed street food offerings?
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"With street food, don't mess with traditions," Seidler told me.
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There are also organic farming classes and Street Food Thursdays.
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Street Food takes the same tactic to, well, the streets.
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You can't possibly watch Street Food and not get hungry.
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What's more, any crackdown by city authorities on Bangkok's street food would disproportionately affect women; about 80 percent of Thailand's street food purveyors are female, said Raywat Chobtham, of the Thai street vendors network.
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"It's not street food but it's like a rollercoaster," Muñoz continues.
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Chow down on street food quick, because it's a quick visit.
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"Our food is a bit complicated for street food," says Meng.
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For those pressed for time, street food is an easy option.
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The guide could end up featuring some of Bangkok's street food.
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"In Denmark, the predominant street food is hot dogs," he said.
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The Pretzel is an homage to NYC's famous street food snack.
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It's a riff on elote, a popular street food in Mexico.
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"Excuse me," I approached a little old lady hawking street food.
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Indian street food is a veritable wonderland of flavor and spice.
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For Mr. Turner, street food was not necessarily defined by mobility.
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If you eat enough street food, you're going to get sick.
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Eating street food was a way of life in Southeast Asia long before the region became popular with globe-trotting foodies like Anthony Bourdain and famous chefs started peddling classic street-food dishes in fancy Western restaurants.
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Today, a new food documentary series called Street Food premieres on Netflix.
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I knew all the tricks to making a street food business work.
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He and his friends are now intent on becoming street food tycoons.
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It appears everywhere from the street food stands to bougie banquet halls.
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Three is definitely not a crowd in this Puerto Rican street food.
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Street food stalls and sushi bars get Michelin stars outside Europe, right?
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"In Denmark, the predominant street food is hot dogs," Mr. Meyer said.
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"Proper Thai street food is just like this," owner May tells me.
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One thing, however, is never questioned: the excellence of our street food.
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Alongside groceries, the market has its own proffering of street food vendors.
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And thus emerged this eatery, specializing in exceptionally crafted street-food bites.
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Eight people stopped while they were eating from a street food cart.
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Justifiably famous for great street food, Southeast Asia now has more luxury dining.
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And why officials in South-East Asia are cracking down on street food.
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It's still more like a street-food stall or a fast-food restaurant.
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Gentrification has also played a hand in destroying street food and drinking spots.
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And then I made him go on a street food tour of Taipei.
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Panida Paethanom: My family sells street food, so I was always helping them.
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"I eat street food and go to a local gym," he tells CNBC.
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Despite its status, the country is also known for its inexpensive street food.
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This is Cantonese-style cheong fun, a street food and dim-sum perennial.
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This fried, yet fluffy snack is an all-time favorite Egyptian street food.
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His mentor's influence shines through Bala Baya's brawny spins on Mediterranean street food.
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A man cuts a long line of patrons waiting for the street food.
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Mumbaikars, as the locals are known, are passionate about food - especially street food.
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But a street food with universal appeal is sfincione, a hearty, tomatoey pizza.
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Netflix's latest offering in this category is Street Food, which debuted April 26.
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If passed, it would first establish a street food vendor advisory board comprised of property owners, brick-and-mortar businesses, street food vendors, and representatives from community groups, labor unions, and city agencies, in order to enforce the existing laws.
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According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, 2.5bn people eat street food daily.
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Unlike other Asian cities, Singapore's "street food" is no longer found on the streets.
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Rising tensions over Syria, infighting in Australia and the best of Bangkok street food.
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Unsurprisingly, the volume of inexpensive street food and casual cafes in Coyoacán didn't disappoint.
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Ramen originally comes from working-class street food, and it's sort of retained that.
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Bartaco specializes in street food favorites found in Southern California, Mexico and South America.
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Do you see office workers commuting every morning, vendors selling street food, taxis, etc.?
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If there's one cuisine I could happily munch into eternity, it's Mexican street food.
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This is street food in Prague, dressed with tartar sauce, sometimes piped right in.
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With the larger plates, the playfulness and street-food allusions are mostly left behind.
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When we ate out, we found low-cost street food, like empanadas and arepas.
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His Tacos & Tapioca food cart is a regular at street food events across Lisbon.
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When we got to Hoi An, we met these two sisters selling street food.
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Bourdain is an evangelist for street food, and Hanoi excels at open-air cooking.
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For instance, a good local street food vendor may not appear on any website.
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Pretty much immediately, I learned that street food was a term with many definitions.
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We decided to drown our concerns in the most apropos way: with street food.
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It's quite amazing seeing so many people getting street food or getting henna done.
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Several of his dishes evoke street food, including gol goppa semolina balls with chutney.
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I head home and MAN does the street food in my neighborhood smell gooood.
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"There are references to street food, and lots of American touches," Mr. Olvera said.
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And some experts say street food is not inherently less sanitary than restaurant food.
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Even the city's legendary street food is made for people who are on the move.
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Catering to the denizens of this nefarious realm are a row of street food stalls.
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It's now a street food haven, packed with stalls that cater to LA's diverse population.
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A guide to the shopping malls and street food of Vietnam's largest, most exhilarating, metropolis.
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Back then it was largely sold as street food, usually to accompany beer-drinking sessions.
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The chain specializes in all-natural Asian street food with local, sustainable and organic ingredients.
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The people watching is incredible here, but you came for a reason — the street food.
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Editor's note: Not all of Delhi's street food stalls use filtered water in their drinks.
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There are other "street food" events now, but this was the first of its size.
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Anticuchos is the Peruvian version of robata — grilled meat served as street food in Japan.
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For Bronson and his cohort, who grew up in cities, all food is street food.
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"Many outsiders might feel these desserts are strange," said Kun Yang, a street food vendor.
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"I'm keeping the street-food theme, but I've added a few more items," he said.
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With that in mind, I spent some time before my trip researching Nanjing street food.
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"We want to take on street food and do it properly as well," Bo says.
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With so much great street food in Vietnam, you probably don't need to visit McDonald's.
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Few friendships, or waistlines, can emerge unscathed from Tijuana's relentless onslaught of delectable street food.
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He has gone back to the traditions of Asia, particularly street food and Singaporean cuisine.
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A recipe for drop biscuits, inspired by the Mexican street food elote, caught my eye.
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Chris Khalifa: When you think Egyptian street food, you're gonna think of ful and ta'ameya.
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Like a slice of pizza in New York, the drink is a beloved street food.
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In July, I flew to Bangkok for a week of eating nothing but street food.
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That, she said, was the tail end of the golden age of Bangkok street food.
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He reveled in the vibrant street food amid the buzz of a rapidly growing destination.
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Depending on where you're headed, the street food might be exceptionally cheap and incredibly good.
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His inspired take on fried rice is street food at its filthiest and its best.
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The lamb soup at Icelandic Street Food was the tastiest, most valuable bang for our buck!
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E. coli might best be known for giving street food connoisseurs occasional bouts of gastric regret.
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Charlie Nelson, co-owner of pizza street food stall Fundi, trading at Gottwood festival and Dinerama.
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Meals include Thai street food for classics like khao man gai, gra pao, or khao soi.
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The huge casseroles boiling dozens of corn cobs are a true staple of Mexican street food.
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Jian biang, a kind of Chinese crepe loaded with toppings, is a Beijing street food specialty.
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Her perfectionist approach to street food has made her a steward of the street foodie movement.
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Borough Market, with its bustling street food carts and crowded wine bars, runs right alongside it.
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It's the dreamiest street food, best enjoyed standing on a sidewalk after a night of drinking.
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Think fresh fish, plenty of spice and some of the best street food you'll ever devour.
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The weather puts a damper on one's edible exploration of street food, hawker centers, and restaurants.
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Eataly World has more than 45 trattorias, Michelin-starred restaurants, bistros, street-food kiosks and bars.
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"Street food is the food of the future," said Antonio Boco, a co-founder of Porchettiamo.
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It's a moving story, and it's even more impactful when Toyo tells it on Street Food.
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Piada, a pastel-colored eatery in Lyon, France, is a whimsical spot for Italian street food.
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The street food scene blew across the city around the timing of the 2008 financial crisis.
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For most travelers, Chinatown's appeals are street food and the huge gold Buddha in Wat Traimit.
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We think of street food as fast, but that's just execution, a twist of the wrist.
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The food all looks amazing, obviously, and "Street Food" emphasizes how autobiographical cooking is, how contextual.
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The event will include street food from 24 restaurants handpicked by The Times's food journalists. $25.
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"We wanted the menu to be geared around the street food of Mexico City," Trebek says.
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The event will include street food from 24 restaurants handpicked by The Times's food journalists. $25.
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Chai Pani, an Indian street-food restaurant, offers specials like dal with collards and country ham.
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"Portland will always have a great street food scene—it will just evolve," Burmeister told MUNCHIES.
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We had one dinner at Saffron, which was pricey, but offered elevated takes on street food classics.
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They decided to grab some street food while they waited for the shuttle back to their hotel.
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Blending Indian street food with molecular gastronomy, Anand has become the face of progressive South Asian cuisine.
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This Egyptian street-food staple looks like falafel, but it's actually made with fava beans, not chickpeas.
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The recipes come straight from street-food vendors, family bakers, Michelin-starred chefs, local cooks, and more.
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It's not like a street food market, when people come at lunchtime and then in the evening.
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There will be balut, a hardboiled fertilized duck egg that's eaten as street food in the Philippines.
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Use it to track down the best street food in Thailand or pinpoint secret beaches in Majorca.
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She's a street food icon, and eating her banh mì is a Vietnamese tourist's rite of passage.
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"There is no Internet, no TV, no street food stands or restaurants in my village," she said.
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The porridge turned out to be as delicious as any Thai street food I'd eaten in Bangkok.
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Dat Dog's rendition (three locations) of the old-school hot dog takes street food to decadent heights.
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At least, at this small town grocery store called Orange Street Food Farm, located in Missoula, Montana.
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Some less busy alternatives with traditional Korean products and street food include Insa-Dong and Ikseon-Dong.
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There's no room for my memories of incredible street food, of eating halabessa and koshari during Ramadan.
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Some people only eat it at home because they are afraid of getting sick from street food.
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So I was like see ya,' and ended up in Los Angeles as a street food vendor.
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The accara, from the street-food section of the menu, come with a sweet, jammy habanero paste.
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In Mumbai, a frankie is street food, a flatbread, like a wrap or burrito, enclosing a filling.
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Are you a street food vendor in New York City who's been affected by the coronavirus pandemic?
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In Peru, for instance, grilled beef heart is a popular street food—more appreciated than the steak.
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But they were particularly impressed by George Town's low-rise historic architecture and lively street food scene.
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In the coming weeks, they'll cover cooking with apples, Vietnamese street food, turkey brining and Thanksgiving sides.
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A trade association in Tianjin has laid out rules to try to standardize the quintessential street food.
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However, while street food can be delicious, it can also carry the risk of food-borne illness.
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The origins of it were street food and poor people and there's just no frivolity to that.
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It is also enjoyed in the Caribbean, where street food vendors offer it wrapped around a curry.
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For all its bygone splendor, Naples is a casual city, dominated by street food and cheap bars.
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Street food in Bangkok has always been defined by mobility and ephemerality, but this is something new.
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On my first trip to Thailand, I encountered air-dried squid as a favorite street-food snack.
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El Museo del Barrio Mexican street food, done with some refinement, is the order of the day.
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Newcomers include Nom-eez, serving Vietnamese street food, and Hub and Spoke, with tapas and craft beers.
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And perhaps it for that reason that the idea of street food is so repulsive to me.
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The violent clashes between police and protesters on the streets of Mong Kok in the early hours of Tuesday morning are being dubbed the "Fishball Revolution" in reference to city authorities' efforts to clamp down on street food vendors — fishballs being a street-food staple in Hong Kong.
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People use their Alipay apps to pay at supermarkets and in taxis, and even at street food stalls.
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We watch a show on Netflix about street food in Thailand while we eat and it is fascinating!
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London is full of street food markets offering an array of delicious food from all over the world.
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Seasoned pig snouts, pork belly, and pig's blood are all used to make this classic Korean street food.
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And distinctly Asian-American dishes like Roy Choi and Mark Manguera's Korean taco are now street food staples.
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I make a traditional Korean street food called Tteok-bokki — Korean rice cakes in a super spicy sauce.
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We never really had the romantic food truck goal, but we've slipped into the whole street food scene.
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When I went to Morocco a few years ago, it was used in a bunch of street food.
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A stream of families walked, jogged, cycled, munched street food and enjoyed live music performances on Sunday morning.
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"The people can benefit from selling, while the tourists can enjoy the unique street food of our city."
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The walk turns into a street food hunt, and we end up eating a lot of delicious food.
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Regardless, most street food vendors still don't take credit or debit cards today, let alone in the 1980s.
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Galal: Where my family comes from, in Syria, falafel's sort of like just regular sort of street food.
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Partners advertised online include The Halal Guys — a New York street-food favorite — Fat Sal's Deli, and more.
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There's Indian street food at Namkeen, fried chicken at Injoi Korean Kitchen and smoked meats at Au Feu.
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The legislation comes about in a time when other cities are reconsidering how they regulate street food vendors.
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Street food is usually cheap and widely available, and can give you insight into the local food culture.
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"Street food vendors are still able to sell food for takeaway, but there are fewer customers," she said.
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Roberto Gondolini, 46, ordered his first pastrami sandwich, inspired to try one by television shows about street food.
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However endangered street food is, pursuing it remains an eye-opening way to discover a city like Bangkok.
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Finally, there is the Michelin guide, whose Bangkok edition includes 28 street-food vendors (all in shophouses, technically).
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Vargas uses family recipes to make pupusas, a popular street food in El Salvador, where she was born.
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But as he passed the street food vendors, two plainly clothed men motioned for him to walk over.
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Street Food: Latin America On Netflix In July We couldn't get out without at least one food story in here: Street Food: Latin America is a new series that travels to six countries to explore vibrant food scenes in places like Oaxaca, Mexico; Buenos Aires, Argentina; and La Paz, Bolivia.
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Grilled, crispy, stewed, fried or made into sausages, pork is a prominent feature of Thailand's world-renowned street food.
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Other clients have included Unilever and Nestle, as well as London street-food company Kerb and dishwashing brand Method.
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Chef's Table co-creator Brian McGinn took to Twitter on Tuesday to announce an upcoming Netflix show: Street Food.
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Through Mission Street Food—the nights he would make Szechuan food for the pop-up—it became extremely popular.
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Street food is earning Michelin stars in Asia and creating a huge food trend all over Europe and America.
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Over time, Spam transformed further into street food, versions of kimchi fried rice, and gifts for Lunar New Year.
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According to the LA Times, food truck kitchens are significantly less sanitary than restaurants and even street food carts.
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Hot dogs are Vongerichten's favorite NYC street food, so he and the hotel's owner came up with the idea.
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The waifish woman has had her storefront for 30 years, and has been selling street food for almost 50.
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Officials say the street food stalls clog the foot paths, littering the streets and blocking the way of pedestrians.
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Between all my non-jobs, I find time to travel the world in search of the perfect street food.
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The attack was another skirmish in the continuing battles over territory between street-food vendors, notably ice cream sellers.
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In February last year, he started Decatur as a Southern American street food stall at London's Druid Street Market.
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That dish is sisig from the Philippines, a local street food dish made from chopped parts of a pig.
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Singapore is also home to the only chef in the world to get a Michelin star for street food.
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Vendors from all over the country set up selling delicious Thai street food and hand crafted Muay Thai souvenirs.
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George and Oliver decided to start small with a series of one-day street food stalls across the capital.
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Today it is a popular street food, traded alongside other goods and services on informal markets, known as jangmadang.
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This new Mumbai-inspired Indian spot serves street food from the chef Gurpreet Singh, who was recruited from India.
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In the most recent issue of its Traveller magazine, easyJet airlines ranked the best street food stalls in Europe.
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She wrote eight more books after "Lebanese Cuisine," covering topics as wide-ranging as Mediterranean street food and offal.
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But you'll also find a rich cultural heritage reflected in traditional temples and shrines, street food and homegrown art.
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There's also a street food area where Sri Lankan, Singaporean and other varieties of Asian food can be had.
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We're here at Zooba, an Egyptian street-food chain that's bringing traditional dishes like ta'ameya to New York City.
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The facility is a short bike ride from the world-renowned restaurant Noma and the street-food market Reffen.
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Today, nearly a year after the crackdown, Bangkok's street-food vendors and aficionados have grown accustomed to constant change.
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Sakoltee Phattiyakul, the deputy governor of Bangkok, dismissed fears that street food would be gone from Bangkok this year.
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Here, this popular street food item comes topped with a stewed red pepper stuffed with buttery, creamy kajmak cheese.
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Better is lao you fen, translated here as "old-buddy style" noodles, street food from Mr. Ding's hometown, Nanning.
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The Lygon Street Food Store, a cafe and deli that opened in 1952, closed without much fanfare in October.
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I planned a two-month trip to Thailand because I'd always been curious about Bangkok's nightlife and street food.
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The dorayaki—the star of Les Délices de Tokyo—is savored either at teatime, or as a street food.
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Now, nearly 40, she has opened her own place, Berber Street Food, a minuscule canteen where she draws on her high-end experience to serve well-prepared street food specialties from Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, the Sahara and other parts of Africa, even touching down in the Caribbean with accra fritters and jerk wings.
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A study by the Beyond Food project, which researches the socioeconomic impact of street food in Bangkok, found that if street food consumers were forced to switch to food courts or convenience store fare, they would have to work an extra day each month at minimum wage to afford the increased prices.
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Garnachas are any street food that has a corn base and is fried on a griddle in oil or butter.
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Another popular street food is tlacoyos, a blue corn dough tortilla filled with pork crackling, soft cheese or bean paste.
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The "golden eggies" are gone: A vendor ban has left a busy corridor in Flushing, Queens, devoid of street food.
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Mr. Santos's menu reflects the theme with global street-food-style small plates like ceviche, soup dumplings and vegetarian tacos.
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When travelling in Vietnam, you never need to step foot in a restaurant; the street food is cheaper and better.
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When the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) announced its crackdown on the city's street food last year, the world went nuts.
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I arrived, healthy, in early September and promptly made cruising for street food a central part of my daily routine.
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The use of the term "fishball" is in reference to a popular Hong Kong street food sold at the market.
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And so, with his customised smoker, Ebsworth founded Howard's Meat Co. and began trading at street food markets across London.
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Among the latter is Berber Street Food, a slip of space on Carmine Street, opened in August by Diana Tandia.
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One ramen chain will remain, and so will a Shanghai street-food spot that offers the obligatory dumplings and noodles.
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Then it was off for a costume change into Tom Ford tuxedos as guests snacked on Indian street food dishes.
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Voilà: a perfectly formed jianbing, the savory crepe that is the street food of the northern Chinese city of Tianjin.
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"Melbourne is incredibly fast-moving and dynamic all the way from street food to premium high-end dining," he said.
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Small firms like Behovits's street food business are laboring under from Europe's highest value-added tax rate of 27 percent.
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Elevated versions of street food — like these lamb mignon and smoked tzatziki bites — are expected to be another 2020 trend.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of the organization that announced it would ban street food vendors.
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Though Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi deservedly get accolades when it comes to street food, Danang is no slouch.
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"Bangkok to me is about street food," said one vendor, who has been making green papaya salad for 36 years.
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The episode of the week for April 21 through 27 is "Bangkok, Thailand," the series premiere of Netflix's Street Food.
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The first episode, "Bangkok, Thailand," manages in one hour to show how important street food is to the social and cultural landscape of Bangkok, and to let one of Bangkok's most celebrated street food cooks — a woman named Jay Fai, who still cooks in her open-air stall in the city — tell her own story.
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Katy Peri was the first street food stall in Cambodia to have a wood-fired pizza oven on a tuk-tuk.
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Salty, fatty, and addictive, this is street food at its finest, the fuel behind many a barbecue and late-night party.
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We were at the LA Street Food Fest and he asked me what was next for our award-winning michelada mix.
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This week, Chinese state media reported that Premier Li Keqiang visited a street food vendor in the western city of Xi'an.
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Just last month, CNN ranked Bangkok's street food as the best in the world for the second year in a row.
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Running a street food cart is backbreaking work: schlepping around a heavy cart, then standing behind it for hours on end.
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When you have to lose five to ten pounds before a fight, street food—or rather, most food—becomes off limits.
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Usually, Spruce Street in Philadelphia smells like street food and manhole fumes; during sorority rush it reeks of Chanel No. 5.
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My final tip is more of a lamentation: It turns out the Cuban government owns most street food operations in Havana.
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Today, the Instagram-documented travel journeys that highlight street food over the tourist strip seem ubiquitous past the point of cliché.
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Despite its ubiquity, the city's most prominent street food staple and culinary export seldom commands much respect on its home turf.
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Throughout West Africa, accara are a street-food snack served with a smear of kani, a fiery scotch-bonnet pepper sauce.
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His dream is to create a franchise, like the Halal Guys, the Midtown street-food empire that has become a chain.
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I already knew how to make vegan food—I just wanted to twist it around and emulate Juárez-style street food.
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Many of New York City's ubiquitous street food vendors are closing as business plunges because of the coronavirus pandemic, Eater reported.
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But this week, one campaign that gained a surprising amount of attention was to send a street food vendor on vacation.
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"I run a street food business and our harissa is expensive, but it's a core accompaniment to our flatbreads," she said.
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The peanut-based dry spice mixture that seasons beef suya, the ultimate Nigerian street food, will have you licking your fingers.
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There were kiosks specializing in street food from regions like Puglia and Calabria, as well as high-end and middlebrow restaurants.
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Kebda is a popular street food in Egypt, but it can cause severe food poisoning if not prepared with proper care.
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Last fall, for example, his calendar showed that Sundays often started with Hawaiian brunch and ended with Puerto Rican street food.
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It&aposs arguably the most popular street food and late-night eat in Berlin and found on nearly every street corner.
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And someone got away with $77.07 of rustic street food from one of Eater San Francisco's top Oakland Vietnamese restaurant picks.
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Imagine if an adventurous company lavished its resources on street food and transformed its lobby into, say, a Singaporean hawker's market.
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When Seidler moved to Bolivia, in October, 2012, the street food made her sick, but she visited the market every day.
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Through restaurants and street food carts, the Tibetan refugees introduced the momo to India, although other groups are claiming that responsibility.
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I've been known to drop $30 on an entree in New York after a long solo trip gorging on greasy street food.
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Crammed down narrow alleyways and along the main thoroughfare are small shops selling everything from street food to electrical goods to jewelry.
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He's torn — stay put and eat something from the mini fridge, or risk being seen while enjoying some delicious NYC street food?
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Eating and drinking at an all-inclusive resort is typically safer than staying in a city and eating street food, says Valenta.
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Read pretty much any travel guide about Thailand, and food will be right at the top of the attractions — especially street food.
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Pairing chefs from the street food and fine dining may seem odd at first, but it actually makes a lot of sense.
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On 10 February, an explosion at a street food stand left eight people dead, including two children, and at least 40 injured.
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Our Elote Dog starts with the creamy, cheesy, spicy grilled corn known as elote in Mexico, where it's a popular street food.
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At Tiger STREATS, a dinner series hosted by Tiger Beer, crowds gathered to experience the meeting of street food and fine dining.
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The going rate for a street food vending permit is around $893,000 on the black market—a figure far beyond Ahmed's means.
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Even street food in Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia consist—in part—of small stands that prepare daily vats and vats of bouillon.
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You'd think Berlin street food fanatics would be pleased, but some find the lack of German sausage in the update very conspicuous.
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The Crimean cheburek , a savory turnover filled with minced meat and onions, is a popular street food throughout Moscow's sphere of influence.
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Here they look like elongated Parker House rolls and can be ordered with fillings, in the street-food style called wada pao.
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The actress said she couldn't wait to eat European street food when she was done filming the ballet sequences of the film.
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The dish is popular all over Italy as street food, almost always spotted at events like street fairs and weekly produce markets.
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His Singaporean street food-inspired drinks call for ingredients like gin infused with ginseng or Milo, or his homemade char siew marinade.
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The cart, celebrating the tradition of street food throughout Asia, would be the pièce de résistance, if Mr. Hong could finish it.
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It would then increase the total number of street food vendor permits by 250,2000 over the course of the next 000 years.
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The magazine's reviews have covered books about Khmer history, Asian street-food culture, the Thai monarchy, ethnic-minority communities and much else.
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A twist on pani puri, the classic street food, filled the thin shells with a cactus salad and corn mousse (350 rupees).
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That's this new nine-part series, which takes that same obsessive chef worship and lusty cinematography and focuses it on street food.
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In the coming months, she may serve Vietnamese street food out on her patio or she may do something different all together.
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Back down at street level, however, Curadero, a taqueria and ceviche bar with an emphasis on Rosarito-style street food, was buzzing.
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White subway tile, white painted brick and a street-food sensibility had become the mark of modernism in eateries like Zia Rosetta.
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Insider's Medha Imam visited Zooba, a Cairo-based street-food chain, with YouTuber and Egyptian American Karim Jovian to try out ta'ameya.
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Not only do most Israelis see Palestinian cuisine as simple street food, they also don't grasp its regional differences, Mr. Dalal said.
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The stalls in this new two-story space all serve Asian food, as the name implies, with a focus on street food.
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ON JULY 0.53TH, outside Brooklyn's hipper-than-thou Smorgasburg street-food market, a dozen hungry visitors stand idle amid the barbecue fumes.
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His specialty is China and the country's ancient street food culture that hides out in curbside shops all over the 26 provinces.
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But as tantalizing and comforting as Mumbai's street food is, the city's growing middle classes have a new appetite for trendier establishments.
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The vast majority of Alipay users are in China, where everything from laptops to street food is bought using mobile payment apps.
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Serious Northeastern Thai Isan-style street food has moved in where Andy Ricker's Pok Pok NY, also Thai, once spiced things up.
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After commuting to work in another shop proved too frustrating, she started helping her parents out with their small street food business.
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He grew up in Hong Kong and learned how to cook in the traditional way: under the tutelage of a street food cook.
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In many ways, they're taking a cue from marketplaces in Asia that have long flourished from shelling fresh street food from local vendors.
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Most visitors discover the mouthwatering Thai street food the city has to offer, while the more adventurous may opt for a cooking class.
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In fact, just last month Bangkok was listed by CNN as the world's top destination for street food for the second consecutive year.
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The food is authentic Calcuttan cuisine, inspired by the street food Chakraborty would eat after school, as well as her mother's home cooking.
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The larger overarching legal battles around the precarious status of the city's street food vendors are likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
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This corn salad from Comodo in New York takes inspiration from Mexican esquites, a fork-friendly street food staple served in a cup.
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If all these dishes sound rather fancy in comparison to the street food that inspired them, the head chef's roots are anything but.
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However, while its origins may be unclear, there's no question that you'll find this street food just about everywhere you go in Israel.
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In the dust of a Delhi morning, lines of auto-rickshaws can be found parked up at the city's many street food stalls.
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Between the royal palace of Changdeokung and the downtown district full of neon lights and street food, Seoul's cultural contrasts blend together seamlessly.
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Ms. Tandia's cooking is thoughtful, with none of the haste and bravado implied by the words street food — only the punch of flavor.
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This year's list, which includes novel cuts of meat like the Vegas strip steak, healthful children's meals and street food, may seem dated.
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Off the Menu Asian street food-style fare in Midtown Manhattan, drinking and dining in a garment district hotel, and more restaurant news.
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Other street food stalls in Singapore that boast at least one Michelin star include Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle (starting at $3).
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We also aren't afraid of street food, so we can eat a tasty meal for $3 total versus $10 in sit-down restaurants.
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Now we were delighted to do as we were told, proud to have raised street-food-eating, cheap-sleeping, public-transport-oriented offspring.
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I typically recommend thinking like a local: going to grocery stores, farmers' markets and, if your stomach can handle it, eating street food.
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At the same time, street food creates an environment for people to mingle at night in ways they might not otherwise, she said.
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" Along the way, Cowan ate a "very, very common, very, very simple Thai street food — and I just fell in love with it.
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In Shanghai, hongshao pork is a marvelous dish that can be found at every level of dining from street food to fine dining.
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From street food tours to sampling regional cuisines in homes to gourmet dishes made from local superfoods, India's gastronomic power is finally being unleashed.
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The unrest began when authorities tried to prevent the unlicensed street food sellers from operating Monday night in Mong Kok, a working-class district.
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That latter number ranges from high-end affairs, such as upscale hotel restaurants, to chain outlets and — my own personal favorite — street food outlets.
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Then I found my inspiration in the most unlikely of places: while driving and seeing LA's thriving street food vendors hustling in the street.
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These are the folks who will taste the most obscure street food in far off places and seem to love travel more than others.
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Plastics also support thousands employed informally such as ragpickers as well as street food and market vendors who are reliant on single-use plastic.
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She runs LêLê, a Vietnamese restaurant which has grown to a chain of street food restaurants, takeaways, and a banh mi stall in Copenhagen.
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When we've had our fill of seafood and selfies, we head back to the mainland to sample a Stone Town street food called urojo.
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Try one of the most popular noodle dishes in Thai cuisine from an authentic floating market or one of Bangkok's vibrant street food stalls.
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The permanent street food market opened in August with 14 vendors and five bars, housed in shipping containers scattered across a former bus garage.
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Mr. Zeideia is offering the same dishes that were honored twice in 2010 at the annual street food competition known as the Vendy Awards.
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Where it really shines, though, is in its casual comfort food and street food — inexpensive bites that got me excited to explore the city.
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Over the last decade, growing numbers of local chefs continued reimagining Singaporean street food—reframing familiar flavors with new cooking techniques, ingredients, and presentations.
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Many of the new options have a global flair, like Morimoto Asia Street Food, where diners can try bao buns, sushi, and boba tea.
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Hanoi's Old Quarter is one of the world's street food capitals, and the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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In the wee hours of the morning, the Street Food crew accompanied Satinem in her daily ritual of making "sweet treats" for Yogyakarta locals.
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People like Toyo, and their willingness to share their very personal relationships with food, are in large part what makes Street Food so compelling.
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Rush Perez, Communications Director for Council Member Margaret Chin, insists that fears that street food vendors will drive restaurants out of business are unfounded.
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A Paris food festival called Street Food Temple, originally scheduled to last from September 23 to 25 has been cancelled due to security concerns.
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In 2017, there were none; now there are four and counting, offering alternatives to more formal restaurants as well as to casual street food.
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Despite their popularity with Indians, the cones are everything a visitor's dream of Indian street food is not: packaged, mass-produced and artificially flavored.
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First up were the esquites Makai Pakka, inspired by both Mexican street-food corn and a dish that Mr. Keval's parents made in Kenya.
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That's not to say you should avoid street food or local produce entirely, just make sure whatever you eat is properly washed and prepared.
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Front Burner An understanding of the ideation of halal is probably not something picked up at Halal Guys or some other street-food vendor.
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The city arrived long ago as a culinary destination, and I delightedly sampled as much fare as I could stomach, particularly the street food.
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"For me, street food is only a cart," said Duangporn Songvisava, known as Bo, who with her husband, Dylan Jones, runs the restaurants bo.
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Rachel Wharton writes: Running a street food cart is backbreaking work: dragging around a heavy cart, then standing behind it for hours on end.
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He was standing next to a pink Illuminati eye, the insignia of his farm-to-table Thai street-food restaurant, which resoundingly rejects cliché.
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Now this dish can be seen all over the country, eaten by all social classes as street food or at a five-star restaurant.
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Street food vendors — with their pungent salads, oodles of noodles and coconut sweetmeats — have lately become the target of some of the capital's planners.
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But he stops short of saying that his street food commentary should be lumped into any broader analysis or advocacy of domestic Chinese issues.
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They served American-style smoked wings and ribs from disused pub kitchens and food markets, and picked up a BBC award for street food.
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Street food is a rare egalitarian aspect of life in the city, one that is equally beloved by billionaire property tycoons and taxi drivers.
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Day says food truck permits are often awarded to burger vans and that there is a "big anti-street food culture" within the city.
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From the creators behind Chef's Table, this new show takes viewers on a detailed tour of the best street food spots in nine Asian cities.
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The crushing blow came when the BMA recently declared that street food would be eradicated from all 50 districts by the end of the year.
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With the fate of Bangkok's street food vendors still uncertain after the government's proposed ban, there's no better time to sidle up and dig in.
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He took in the boisterous public life, music in the squares, the aromatic street food and people staying up late at night talking, dancing, laughing.
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For anyone on a budget: There's no better way to experience a city's culinary creative side than to sample the sensory smorgasbord of street food.
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There is a lot of great cuisine to try out in the city of Berlin, including its street food, market halls, and cheap döner kebabs.
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As he devoured skewer after skewer of grilled meat in the streets of Changsha, Xiamen, and Wuhan, the idea hit him: refined Chinese street food.
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Earlier this month, it launched support for third-party merchants in Singapore that allows its app to used to pay at street food vendor stalls.
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Coming in fifth is the "Rome Street Food Tour with Local Guide," which includes samples of street pizza and rice balls (rates start at $48.50).
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Bangkok's famous street-food vendors have joined the digital revolution, embracing payment via Quick Response (QR) barcodes that can be read using smartphones.
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The snack, which is crunchy on the outside and creamy on the inside, is commonly sold as an appetizer or street food snack in Rome.
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Among the audience, children look captivated, including a boy wearing a Barcelona soccer strip while his neighbor holds chopsticks and a bag of street food.
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When he's not sampling the tofu delights of London's street food vendors, he's writing reviews and commentary on living the meat- and dairy-free lifestyle.
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A street food that's conveniently handheld and delicious even in its most stripped-down form, the taco benefits from simple, flavorful, and well-made ingredients.
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In Cecchini's homeland of Tuscany, the panino al lampredotto, a classic sandwich made with the beef intestines and sold as street food, is quite common.
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To make back their investment, many street food vendors cluster in high-traffic areas in Midtown and Lower Manhattan, where they often face police harassment.
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The doors of journalism, once flung wide open to her in Venezuela, were closed tight in Peru, and she finally found work selling street food.
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The menu offers a dozen tacos inspired by various Mexican regions, but with street food inclinations, thanks to fillings like the classic pork al pastor.
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If you want a more down-home atmosphere, Amoy Street Food Centre (7 Maxwell Road) is popular among locals and Michelin Bib Gourmand critics alike.
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With weather limiting street food to the summer, these food stalls, which lack the overhead of brick and mortar spaces, have become an attractive alternative.
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Asia is famous for its street food, with hawkers serving fresh foods and local delicacies in cities including Hong Kong, Bangkok, Jakarta, Hanoi and Mumbai.
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The menu also includes some tandoori specialties, street-food items and vegan dishes, served in a cozy dining room with decorative touches like Bollywood posters.
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In his spare time, he likes to drink tea and stroll around Hong Kong in search of street food and to explore the city's history.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The street fair in Greenwich Village had the usual street food — empanadas, jerk chicken and souvlakia, along with other tempting choices.
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Preeti Mistry, 40, a classically trained chef with a modified Mohawk who cooks elevated Indian street food at her Juhu Beach Club in Oakland, Calif.
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But street food vendors — with their pungent salads, oodles of noodles and coconut sweetmeats — have lately become the target of some of the capital's planners.
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Among five Asian restaurants, Dragon's Alley conjures a night market with street food fare, and a high-end tea lounge offers indoor and outdoor seating.
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Today, the market, which is popular with both tourists and Londoners, is filled with more than 1,000 stalls including street food vendors and independent shops.
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The second season of Huang's World, chef Eddie Huang's punchy man-on-the-street food and travel show that airs on Viceland, returned in late June.
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He offers, using plant-based Impossible meat, a vegetarian version of the döner kebab, a popular German street food popularized by Turkish immigrants in the 1970s.
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Like many of Bangkok's street-food vendors, they came to the city from Isaan—Thailand's poor and dusty north-east—in search of a better life.
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And fancy living the "Viva la Vida" with rock band Coldplay at Wembley this week with "urban street food" thrown in as the pre-show buffet?
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But its name didn't matter, really, because there are a million and one places just like it here in this under-the-radar street food mecca.
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In fact, if you're not sleeping, that's a perfect excuse to wander through the seemingly endless stalls of street food, cheap wares, and cocktails sold here.
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She runs LêLê, a Vietnamese restaurant in Copenhagen, which has grown into an empire of chain of street food establishments, takeaways, and a banh mi stall.
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Your job's a joke, your love life's DOA, and to make matters worse you're standing on the street waiting to go inside and eat... street food.
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With some of the world's best street food on offer steps away, walking up to that McDonald's counter felt almost like an act of lifestyle rebellion.
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As well as its famous street food, the Thai capital is home to a burgeoning fine dining scene, attracting an increasing number of world-class chefs.
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Launched in 2013, Street Food Thursday quickly became a focal point of the city's nascent gastro scene, a weekly gathering that spawned an army of trucks.
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Even more satisfying was savoring the fact that I'd figured out, however shakily, some secrets to ordering street food in mainland China: Be prepared for adventure.
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While fast-food chains have struggled in Vietnam, where incredible street food is on every corner, there are a handful of McDonald's locations in the city.
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The Garret East has taken the reverse approach, opening a spot for street food tacos, including one filled with fish tempura, behind its East Village bar.
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Since the waiting list for permits closed in 25, most street food vendors are forced to pay exorbitant rates as high as $226,2000 on the blackmarket.
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On a modest corner in front of a Duane Reade, Basinski and I meet Rahman at Fuska House, his lime-green truck selling Bangladeshi street food.
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One night, I decided to accompany the beer with one of the street food offerings, so I chose the cart with the longest line: Hamburger Gabriel.
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In India, for example, researchers have found high concentrations of trans fats in street food and in packaged snacks, many of which have no warning labels.
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The unassuming jianbing, an eggy street-food snack from China that resembles a French crepe, is increasingly trendy abroad — a symbol of Beijing's growing soft power.
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Over the weekend, it imposed rules that attempt to standardize the jianbing, apparently as a way of saving the soul of northern China's quintessential street food.
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But that has not been the experience of Anil Bathwal, who runs the Kati Roll Company, a New York-based chain specializing in Indian street food.
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She runs a restaurant in Brooklyn that has a more expansive menu, Am Thai Bistro, but at Thai Cook she restricts herself to Bangkok street food.
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Palermo, the capital, is a street-food paradise, with vendors selling traditional items, like panelle (chickpea fritters) and arancini, stuffed risotto balls as big as oranges.
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The pair are often forced to take the truck to pitches outside of Glasgow, as the local council is not always supportive of street food vendors.
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Sapra's specially curated tours cost between $20 and $50 per person and cover every kind of street food available in Delhi — from Tibetan to kebabs and curries.
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In the eternal tug-of-war between LA and NYC for "best coast" status, Los Angeles has a clear edge in one category: Its street food culture.
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Rather than being monitored by ubiquitous cameras and sensors, Chinese shoppers pay for everything from street food to new laptops by scanning QR codes with their cellphones.
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Off the Menu The Lucky Bee Rupert Noffs and his business partner, the chef Matty Bennett, are taking a farm-to-table approach to Thai street food.
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From humble street-food sellers ordered off Bangkok&aposs pavements to wealthier echelons of society, the junta&aposs promise to "return happiness" to Thailand now rings hollow.
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The initial 26 participating merchants are all street food vendors, but Grab hopes to grow the number to 1,000 and branch out into other types of commerce.
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Grab is present in seven markets across Southeast Asia, but the first merchants it is onboarding are street food sellers in Singapore, where the firm is headquartered.
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There's also a trendy street food making waves in New York City that goes by many borrowed names as locals try to wrap their tongues around it.
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This photo book takes a deep dive into street food, from the Saharan roadsides and Patagonian villages, to downtown Hong Kong and even New York City fare.
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The lobby smells like pulled pork from the street food vendor brought in for a twice-weekly employee lunch, and the young coders and designers queue up.
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The street food globe then spun from Asia to South America and Brazilian cabidela for Mr. Baklava, which consisted of grilled chicken breast, rice, pumpkin, and chili.
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It is also a love letter to Singapore, as the camera lingers on the city's modern and traditional architecture, parks, nearby tropical beaches, street food and music.
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Even the stingiest traveler doesn't have to be stuck with bakeries and street food, however — in Bulgaria, a nice sit-down dinner is easy on the wallet.
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"If we free Gbagbo, it will bring a lot of joy to the hearts of millions of Ivorians," said Pauline Goubo, a street food seller in Adjame.
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Her grandmother would often make it for her as a simple treat, but it's also a ubiquitous street food in Azerbaijan, where her mother's family is from.
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In addition to his Caribbean fusion, Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen For Good has a Thai influence from chef Genevieve Vang at Bangkok 96 Street Food.
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That is how Mr. Kijthavee originally conceived of Soi 38 — a take on the Thai street food specialists who do one thing and do it very well.
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National ____ Last April, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration announced the city would bar street food vendors — often considered the world's best — in order to make sidewalks more accessible.
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Street Food, a five-minute walk from Fjordbyen along the water, is the first food hall of its kind in the city — but surely not the last.
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At Berber Street Food, the tiny restaurant she opened in the West Village in September, the rice arrives stained reddish-orange, with smoke still in its soul.
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According to Hypebae, we have actor Jung Il-woo to credit for naming it Dalgona, after a Korean street food confection that uses sugar and baking soda.
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My Czech choices were two concepts from Michal Zahradka's Gorilla Guerilla fusion food brand: luxurious open-faced sandwiches at Chlobicek and Czech street food at CK Knodelrei.
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But many foodies in Malaysia, which shares aspects of its heritage with its neighbor, are stirring up trouble, insisting that Singapore's street food can't compare with theirs.
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As well as attracting tourists, selling street food also provides livelihoods for young people, women and migrants, while helping keep the cost of living low in cities.
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Juanita Hernández, a street food vendor who supports her four children by working six days a week, said her husband, now deceased, used to be physically abusive.
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My time there had been limited to one night and one day, and most of my exploring had involved hunting for street food along its back alleys.
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Despite some brief blips of interest in the past few years, as Italy has been swept by a street food fad, the sandwich has not caught on.
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Yes, but: While both eateries are getting a taste of success, there is more work to be done in Senegal, where street food remains a cheaper alternative.
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One huge wedding food trend for next year is taking the street food dishes we love and elevating them to a new level that's black-tie worthy.
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A number of years ago, they got their start at An Choi, their Vietnamese street-food spot on the Lower East Side, before embarking on this project.
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To see another way street food is evolving, check out Talad Ruam Sab, known as the Lunch Market, across Asok Road (Sukhumvit soi 21) from Srinakharinwirot University.
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This casual outlet for Asian street food-style fare, like donburi rice bowls with custom toppings, bao sliders, and nachos with Japanese jalapeño mayonnaise, has big plans.
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LONDON — The UK's Advertising Standards Agency has refused to uphold two complaints about a poster used by a Vietnamese street food restaurant to advertise their noodle night.
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Sukhumvit is not known for street food; for that, one heads to areas like Mahachai and Chinatown, since it's essentially an invention of immigrants from southern China.
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It's related to the Turkish bread simit (often called the Turkish bagel), and several versions of the O-shaped street food appear across the former Ottoman Empire.
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In the last few years, the capital city has cracked down on old neighborhoods that once held many street food vendors and closed areas it considered unsanitary.
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Pungent and spicy, the green chili sauce is used to top up chow mein, is eaten with samosas, and remains central to street food across the country.
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My introduction to Lebanese street food was at an outdoor market in Paris, when I had just moved there in the early days of the 21st century.
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But he believes these growing pains are necessary to show that Vietnamese cuisine is capable of honoring both its street-food backbone and a fine-dining future.
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The best way to describe what I'm trying to say is to compare myself to the country's famous street food snack: egg waffles or gai daan tsai.
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Over the years, the markets have also evolved into a hub for street food vendors and musical performances, making for a lively place to spend a free afternoon.
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In addition to businesses, many of Ahmedabad's street food stalls are closed because they were mostly run by people from the three states to the east of Gujarat.
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"Carnaval is 'lo máximo,' the greatest, for Barranquilleros," explains Nesto Casado Acosto, a Colombian who stood among throngs of others touting flashy costumes, cervezas and Colombian street food.
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I walk in the opposite direction of the touristy street, pass through a strip of the park with street food, and stop to watch a volleyball warm-up.
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I will continue your spirit, of sitting on plastic stools, on the side of the road, eating street food, conversing with the locals, trying to discover parts unknown.
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With wireless headphones, comfortable seats, current and past movies, popcorn, street food, and amazing cocktails — it's really one of the city's coolest nights out for an avid moviegoer.
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So, among upscale brunch bites and savory street food, these professional queens (and two kings) of Instagram are making your mouths water — all while telling a personal story.
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The food itself is prepared by the catering companies — including independent chefs, restaurants, and street-food vendors — that City Pantry partners with, while the startup itself organises delivery.
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London-based Feast It, an online marketplace that lets you book 'street food'-styled catering for your work or social event, has picked up $440,000 in seed funding.
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Today at the Street Food Thursday event at Berlin's historic Markthalle Neun, he's prepping chives and freshly fried onions before the imminent rush of dozens of hungry customers.
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Compared with street food in Hanoi, that price is actually on par with the cost of a banh mi sandwich or bowl of pho, Vietnam's staple noodle soup.
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In general, it was difficult to find street food or snacks and most corner stores had either empty shelves or shelves stacked with tomato sauce and bottled water.
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It was sunny and I had a steady flow of customers since I had already built a loyal following for selling street food in other parts of town.
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If you're looking to sample Asian cuisine, Vik's Chaat on Fourth Street does excellent Indian street food in a large space that contains both a restaurant and market.
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The state's announcement comes amid growing calls by several restaurant and bar owners and street food vendors to forgive tax collection until restaurants can return to normal business.
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Every two years, Maria has to shell out $20,000 on the underground market for a street food vendor's permit—a hundred times the official legal rate of $200.
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WeChat's pay feature is designed to allow users to do everything from exchange money with friends to pay for street food, but it requires a local bank account.
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The price also includes a buffet lunch after the tour — you might try South Africa's famous street-food favorite, bunny chow: a loaf of bread stuffed with curry.
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The rest of the menu at Chicks Isan, a Thai street-food stall at the underground DeKalb Market Hall in Downtown Brooklyn, is almost entirely devoted to pork.
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The culinary and night life scenes are also thriving, with ambitious upstart restaurants and a buzzing bar district joining the city's traditional eating rooms and street-food zones.
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James' 2018 video, "Chinese Street Food Tour Of Chengdu, China," is one of 15 videos currently showcased in the "What's On?" section of YouTube's Google Preferred Lineups website.
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He was a large reason why I started really valuing street food as a main highlight of culinary art around the world, rather than fancy restaurants and stars.
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The room is a more spacious setting for the menu's interpretations of street food, which include Indochinese cauliflower with tomato and chiles, yogurt kebabs, and fish coconut curry.
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Now I try to stay away from fried food, though every now and then French fries make their way through, and I try not to eat street food.
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Last year, Leung was sentenced to six years in prison for his part in a violent nightlong clash with police over illegal street food hawkers two years ago.
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One female lawmaker tweeted a photo from the festival which showed her eating street food with a small group of women and throngs of men in the background.
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This is a street-food snack across Asia, found at night markets in the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan, to be torn off the stick with the teeth.
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"There are different places, different customs, but at the end of the day everyone wants to eat," said Andrea Rasca, founder of London street food market Mercato Metropolitano.
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"In Malaysia, you'll get the best street food, restaurants and cafés in the region, and some interesting architecture that is unlike any other," says IL Malaysia correspondent, Keith Hockton.
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This week: Why cities should respect street-food vendors, China's football season is greeted with grumbles and how the business model of the Olympics is running out of puff
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He samples a bowl of handmade noodles, buys street food from a sidewalk vendor, and ducks his head into a few kitchens to see how it all gets done.
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João Cepeda, the president, and Didier Souillat, the chief executive of Time Out Market, have not selected the tenants, but they emphasized that street food would not be featured.
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Bourdain told CNN Philippines that sisig has also secured a spot in his upcoming street food haven, which is slated to open in 2019 — two years later than expected.
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The company plans to sell a robot this summer that, according to Sawanobori, can help restaurants prepare a popular street food called Takoyaki — batter balls filled with minced octopus.
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" For example, about a memorable bit of street food he consumed in New Orleans: "I had a kimchi pancake with pork-belly hash that made me want to shout.
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In Belgium, waffles are served as street food and are typically eaten two ways: without layers of toppings, or with strawberries and whipped cream, according to the Huffington Post.
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"We set out to find new and upcoming chefs and ended up with a street food community of vendors who are both co-workers and competitors," Ms. Vorre said.
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It has 151 rooms, a 12,000-square-foot spa and three food and beverage venues including Spice Traders, a restaurant offering a fun take on Southeast Asian street food.
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It seems like every Aucklander has a story about The White Lady, particularly to Max Washer, the third generation son of the family-owned, late-night street food icon.
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"Saying chicken rendang should be crispy is like saying that hamburgers should be boiled," KF Seetoh, founder of Makansutra and an Asian street food expert based in Singapore, said.
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The day ends at the Ten Grams, the truffle street food diner that Fede and Filippo opened in the city's Moscova district along with their associates Giorgio and Nicho.
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She is part of the movable feast of street food vendors in New York City, offering a rich variety of native and innovative options, seldom from the same location.
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Mr. Bourdain's suicide seemed particularly unthinkable, because his TV shows and books celebrated his great talent for joy — his delight in everything from Thai street food to jiu-jitsu.
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Current estimates place the number of vendors in New York at around 20,000, yet since 1983, the number of street food vendor permits has remained capped at roughly 247.1,22018.
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There are the ever-multiplying cocktail bars in the east of the city to compete with, as well as the current obsession with less formal street food set-ups.
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Combined with spicy Bengali cuisine and a love of fried street food, it proved a rewarding place to explore — and naturally, I managed to keep my budget in check.
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The area around the Hatibagan Market, several blocks of sprawling chaos containing seemingly anything you could possibly want to buy, is another prime area to seek out street food.
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It was getting late, and the couple had to make it to Campi Bisenzio, a suburb of Florence, where the pastrami truck was parked for a street food fair.
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Already, the number of areas designated for street food has decreased from 683 three years ago to 66, according to the Network of Thai Street Vendors for Sustainable Development.
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Singapore was one of the first cities to be honored by the Michelin food guide for its phenomenal street food and this stall is one of the notable highlights.
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There's a dizzying array of options here, including Urbana (Mexican bites and strong cocktails); Adya (rich Indian curries and street food); and Black Sheep GCB (grilled cheese gone wild).
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I talked to him as a father, as an enthusiast for the region, and he responded with real nostalgia for the Indonesian and Hawaiian street food of his youth.
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Ice Cream Rolls This isn't really a recipe channel, it's more like a discovery channel: Ice Cream Rolls is dedicated to the street food trend of Thai rolled ice cream.
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Known as a foodie haven, the island's largest city, George Town, boasts eclectic architecture, a vibrant art scene and what many claim is the best street food in the world.
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To find out what we should be eating, we teamed up with Expedia and compiled a list of the one dish to try at street food markets across the capital.
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His weakness for street food (a discarded chicken bone) gets the better of him as he manages to snaffle one on the way home, ignoring my commands to drop it.
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A small marquee sells cheeseburgers and hot dogs for three quid [$3.95], and they are all better than the thirst trap monstrosities you get at any London street food festival.
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Created to streamline the process of booking street food vendors to cater for your wedding, party or event, Feast It operates much like any online marketplace, matching supply with demand.
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The vision is to open up the catering market to more street food type operators, who often have spare capacity outside of major events, such as festivals and food markets.
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Editor's Note: Pølsevogn literally translates to "sausage cart" and is the Danish term for the most prominent and traditional street food in Denmark, which you can find on every corner.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, has built a reputation for glitzy shopping malls, street food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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"The BMA should set up a zone for the street vendors, so they can keep their jobs and preserve the charm of Bangkok's street food," Romdheera Phruetchon told The Nation.
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In today's far more sophisticated world of farm-to-fork eating and Thai fusion street food trucks, it's easy to view the whole thing as a distant, bad taste memory.
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While the next band on stage was busy sound checking their saxophones, the Bam Bam backstage street food party continued with a vegan burger from the café Mikuna in Aarhus.
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Millennials facing stiff competition for limited corporate job and retirees seeking added security look to peddle xiao ci ("small eats," or traditional street food) as a source of steady income.
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Before-dinner canapés, which included oysters from the Pacific Northwest, salmon from Nova Scotia, and a take on poutine, the classic Canadian street food, nodded at the nations' shared cuisine.
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Sunita Ghimire, a street food vendor, thought the ban was a good move, saying that more children were becoming addicted to "dirty things" as smartphone use in Nepal shot up.
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He'd picked them up from Taverna Kyclades in New York's East Village neighborhood, a favorite of Porowski's, but this classic Greek street food is easy enough to make at home.
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An innovative initiative dedicated to supporting young, immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs, Vippa serves sustainable street-food specialties from around the world in a cavernous waterfront building splashed with colorful murals.
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Head back to town for Foo Asian Street Food, where a hearty, steaming bowl of curried noodle stir fry with pork and shrimp, prepared while you watch, costs 14 dollars.
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Yet while this report shows restaurants fighting to keep up with rising costs, it does not mention competition from street food vendors as one of the threats to their survival.
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The family lives in a one-bedroom apartment not far from here and spends much of their free time getting to know the neighboring street food vendors and restaurant owners.
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Kobe beef is what many come here for, and you can find it served a variety of ways throughout the city, at street food stalls and specialty restaurants like Ishidaya.
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Ms. Leibowitz and Mr. Myint first made their names as restaurateurs in San Francisco with Mission Street Food, a pop-up they started in 2008 in a Guatemalan food cart.
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I honestly do not know if street food is anywhere but in urban settings — I cannot imagine a TACO TRUCK on a small rural road, but they might turn up.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Attila Behovits launched his street food business during hard times for Hungary but four years on, the economy - like demand for his traditional spicy sausages - is growing well.
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The value of the capital's street food was underscored in another way when the Michelin guide began recognizing street stalls alongside restaurants offering foie gras emulsions and truffle ice cream.
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Some of the city's best street food, cocktail bars, neo-bistros and bakeries are within a one-mile radius, but for farther journeys, guests have access to public transit lines.
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Its residential diversity —123 percent Chinese, 212 percent Malay and 299 percent Indian in 299 — reflects across many aspects of society, including official languages, government leadership, street food and family law.
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In "Crazy Rich Asians," romantic lead Nick Young's homecoming is celebrated first by his friends at a glorious street-food center, and then at the family mansion with a gigantic feast.
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Read more: VIDEO: We tried the world's cheapest Michelin-starred meal — here's what it's like They emerged in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia mainly as a healthier alternative to street food stalls.
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Recently, after fumbling a street food order, I added insult to my own injury by poking a hole in my cup of eomuk and spilling fish cake broth all over myself.
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Complement that with some delicious street food ranging around $1.50-6.25 and don't be afraid to splurge on some kabobs for a taste of one of the country's many signature dishes.
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Tarantulas made their debut after restaurant owner Seth Gross read about how they have become a street food staple in Cambodia, where they are mixed with salt and sugar and cooked.
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Those who are lucky enough to work or attend school nearby will talk your ear off about the beloved the international street food-inspired chain that claims their weekly lunch money.
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The vertical rotisserie-style meat that is stuffed into flatbread with toppings is a popular street food dish in New York City, which is where Bryan and Fallon's music video begins.
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From gourmet to street food, Nordic cocktail labs to beer taps, we're blurring the line between high-brow and low-brow and enlist some of our favorite chefs to do it.
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I stopped by for a conversation about going from street food to Michelin-worthy dining, starting over from scratch, and why everyone needs a little bit more bacon in their life.
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Kate Spade Spring 2016 Campaign In the video, models enjoy a stop at the park, eat the best of N.Y.C. street food and show off their new springtime clothing, of course.
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The breeze whipped through my hair, I could smell street food as I drove down Sixth Avenue, and I could have reached out to touch cars on either side of me.
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By the time it's over, the team will be hard at work planning their next festival, United Street Food, as well as unveiling of an organic, halal döner in the fall.
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We all want to go to the same coffee shop and we all want to go to street food markets and we all want to eat at restaurants from some list.
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European distributors — such as large wholesalers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia — are ordering "really large quantities," according to Bednarz, mostly used by street-food joints, restaurants, event organizers and caterers.
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Despite this résumé, Berber Street Food is an unpolished and homey sort of place, with counter service and just a few tables, each set with a basket of dried hibiscus petals.
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It's an awkward way to serve the cuisine of a country whose most important natural resource are perhaps the street-food cooks who spend their entire lives mastering just one dish.
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As for the places they've already been, Gelb and McGinn hope the stories told in Street Food will inspire viewers to visit these unique cities and the chefs that serve them.
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The trend of chefs bringing international street food indoors (and charging accordingly) continues at the new outpost of Hoppers, bringing Sri Lankan dishes to the edge of the tony Marylebone district.
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Golden said they found out about the site after graduate student Whittaker Schroder got a tip from a street food vendor, who introduced him to the rancher who owned the property.
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Traveler's Diarrhea is unfortunately common for travelers who take unnecessary risks when it comes to street food, local produce, or other foods that may not have been properly prepared or handled.
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Having opened at the top of the Arlo Nomad last month, they're now on the roof of a Chinatown hotel with Asian-accented cocktails and small tastes of global street food.
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"The area lends itself to new and innovative projects because it's not very gentrified," said Kate Farnon, the project manager of Eatyard, a new outdoor street food market in the neighborhood.
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The city's iconic street food vendors have become the target of some of the Thai capital's planners, who prefer a more manicured city of air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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In Thailand, hoi tod is street food: fat mussels sprung from their shells and beached on a crepe with crackly edges and, inside, slow surrender, that mystical union of crunchy-gooey.
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It's hard to imagine a London that doesn't award food the godlike status it enjoys now, but go back 30 years and there were no street food markets or dining pop-ups.
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The city's authorities have announced that all street food vendors will be swept off the streets of Bangkok by the end of the year in a bid to improve cleanliness and safety.
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From street-food flavored toothpaste to celebrity hair fake-outs, we rounded up every single joke that had us tagging our friends, rolling our eyes, or doing both at the same time.
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WATCH: FARANG - The Story of Chef Andy Ricker Online, people speculate whether Bangkok is trying to turn into Singapore, which cleared vendors from the streets and consolidated street food inside hawker centers.
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Head to the subcontinent and street food is basically melange of fried dough, rice, or veg in a myriad of shapes and sizes, covered in all kinds of sauces and other goodies.
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These exotic combinations are part of another relevant shift: the rise of posh street food, driven by enlightened licensing authorities, a cohort of shoestring entrepreneurs and diners looking for low-cost sophistication.
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Forget the marketplace vendors and street food of Ancient Rome, the meat pies of Paris and London during the Middle Ages, and the fried dough and stuffed buns of 12th-century Asia.
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Additionally, sticking with street food and dining at the restaurants where locals eat and shopping local markets will not only yield the best prices, but also the best food and cultural experiences.
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Consider the spicy-and-sour tofu pudding, a street food that dates back more than two thousand years, purportedly the unexpected result of a Han Dynasty prince's attempt to manufacture immortality pills.
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Sambal Shiok began as a street food stall, then moved onto residencies at various pubs and Vietnamese eatery Salvation in Noodles; winning over restaurant critics and locals alike with its aromatic broths.
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I would consider opening a street food van called something annoying like "The Batter Bros," where I'd sell tempura-fried pizza slices to Evening Standard readers and be earnestly praised for it.
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I was born and raised in the deep south of Italy, where, at any hour of the night, wherever I turned, I could get my fat fix with ridiculously-priced street food.
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While neither of the two street food operations would be affected by the rent increases—they're shop fronts rather than stalls—if the market were to close, business would no doubt decline.
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Bites A few years ago, Pierre Thiam packed up his two restaurants in Brooklyn and headed to his home continent where he hoped to elevate West African street food to gourmet status.
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But as more people abide by social distancing, street food vendors are seeing lost sales of 80% or more and daily profits of less than $30, forcing many of them to close.
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There are individual stalls for sushi, bento boxes, street food (like okonomiyaki), donburi rice bowls, Japanese snacks and tempura, udon and soba (made on the premises), ramen, salads, coffee and baked goods.
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The couple liked the house partly for its history, and partly because it was a few doors down from street-food hawkers and some quirky shops, including one that sold only eggs.
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But the location turned out to be too difficult to adequately secure, according to Street Food Temple organizers, who ended up pulling the plug on the New York-themed festival this week.
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Join fellow Times subscribers at Streetbird Rotisserie — Marcus Samuelsson's Harlem haven that celebrates street food and culture of all kinds — for a discussion with a master storyteller, followed by mingling and drinks.
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Jianbing, a street-food crepe from northern China made with eggs, chili and sweet sauce, cilantro, scallions and a crunchy deep-fried dough wafer, is Beijing's latest culinary flexing of soft power.
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Alternative option: I'd be remiss not to mention the döner kebab, the popular Turkish street food of roasted stacked meat, usually eaten with different vegetables and sauces in sandwich or wrap form.
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For example, Mexico City's ubiquitous street food stalls often use plastic bags to temporarily cover plastic plates, in areas where they have no taps or sinks to wash each plate after use.
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Here, tourists and locals rub shoulders as they settle down to a smorgasbord of pop-up street food including Ethiopian Flavours's vegetable misir and injera crepes, or Kappacasein's local Ogleshield cheese raclette.
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If street food isn't your style, in many parts of the world, convenience stores like 7-Eleven have delicious fresh food, and corner stores offer cafeteria-style dinners for local-friendly prices.
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Colombian cuisine is often noted for such dishes as egg-filled arepas, parrilla-grilled steak, and carimañolas—fried ovals of cassava dough filled with beef, common in Cartagena's active street food repertoire.
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"I decided to give them street food, pita, with a difference, not with the usual shawarma and falafel but with fillings like shrimp in cream sauce and seared rib-eye," he said.
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Street food is cheap as fuck and is almost always made by a nice old person who knows exactly what he's doing and has fed his family with the same recipe for generations.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is cooking up new methods to find the next wave of hawker sellers amid fears the city state's signature street-food delights could fall off the menu with chef retirements.
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The menu at Sakib — named after Mr. Ayasrah's hometown in Jordan — reads like an exhaustive listing of street food from the Levant, a historical area that includes countries like Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.
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Banyan hopes that Bangkok's government—and the authorities in the region's other megacities—look beyond the superficial inconveniences caused by street-food vendors, and think harder about their role in the city's fabric.
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It never even occurred to me that anyone could make gyeran-ppang (egg bread), a street food I most look forward to eating when I visit Korea, until I saw Maangchi making them.
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A Singaporean street food vendor regularly feeds so many of the needy residents who live near her business, that she and her husband hand out coupons so people can redeem meals from them.
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Over the weekend, the parking lot of the Citi Field Arena in Queens, New York, was transformed into an urban street festival with four impressive stages and a wide array of street food.
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Instead, he's head chef and co-owner of Buyers Club restaurant in Liverpool, co-founder of the city's cult supper club Secret Diners Club, and driving force behind new street food venture FINCA.
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But with goat meat appearing on high-end restaurant menus, as well as street food stalls and supermarkets in recent years, more food industry figures are questioning what exactly happens to these billies.
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A classic street food in the streets of Kolkata, Bengal, it's a convenient flavor bomb combo of kebab meat or paneer cheese, pickles, and chutneys—all wrapped tight in a flaky paratha bread.
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Neighbourly is a local social network that aims to answer questions people often have about their immediate surroundings, such as where to find the best street food or a reliable car repair shop.
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Oyster sales boomed from the early 19th century onwards, and the shellfish were sold as street food across London, Paris, and New York as they remained a cheap and accessible snack to many.
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Although there is terrible struggle to survive and be happy everywhere, from the street-food sellers in Delhi to exsanguinated IBD analysts in New York, it comes in seven billion shapes and sizes.
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The sixty-plus fighter still had the moves to bust on Wichanoi (who resembled a street food vendor from Sukhumvit Road) but the contest, refereed by Poot Lorlek, was declared a diplomatic draw.
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He might plan to stay until 6 or 7 PM, he told us on a recent shoot for the video series Street Food Icons, but he might find himself sold out even earlier.
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But it wasn't easy, because the unctuous, meaty fat used in dishes like oil-fried sticky rice, lard-brushed scallion pancakes and other street-food classics is also part of the flavor profile.
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Delicate, slippery Cantonese rice flour crepes filled with beef, pork or shrimp, then rolled, steamed and dusted with sesame seeds are a street-food specialty at Joe Rong's popular storefront in Flushing, Queens.
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At the popular D'Lice restaurant opposite the market, we sampled the street food bokit, a greasy but satisfying deep-fried sandwich filled with shredded chicken, cheese, salad and a spicy vinegar-based sauce.
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ARKANSAS: The pork belly fries from Saiwok Vietnamese Street Food in Rogers, Arkansas truly can't be beaten: They're crinkle-cut and covered in crispy pork belly, scallions, a fried egg, and mozzarella cheese.
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For example, Mexico City&aposs ubiquitous street food stalls often use plastic bags to temporarily cover plastic plates, in areas where they have no taps or sinks to wash each plate after use.
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Lunar New Year celebrations in Hong Kong descended into chaos in the early hours of Tuesday morning, as street food vendors clashed violently with police, culminating in warning shots being fired by officers.
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The show will premiere on April 26th and will feature nine episodes, each focusing on a different Asian country and its street food culture –from Singapore's hawker stalls to the food carts of India.
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HONG KONG – A Hong Kong court has sentenced activist Edward Leung to six years in prison for his part in a violent nightlong clash with police over illegal street food hawkers two years ago.
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A GOOD street-food stall is the one place in Mumbai where the posh and the poor might rub shoulders, if only for the few seconds it takes to gobble down a savoury snack.
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Then it's the overpowering smell of street food vendors and uncollected garbage, and, finally, the constant, vibrating bustle of the roaring traffic that makes you forget who you are, and where you come from.
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"Although [Burmese] street food is wonderful, Western fast food offerings haven't been fantastic until now," says Burmese food blogger and author MiMi Aye, who sees KFC's entry into the market as a welcome shift.
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The startup currently partners with over 200 of London's leading street food vendors and restaurants including Patty & Bun, The Breakfast Club, Dirty Burger, Blu Top Ice Cream, Hummus Bros, Bubbledogs and The Cheese Truck.
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Oklava opened in the autumn last year and is manned by Selin Kiazim—a chef as comfortable taking on classic Turkish Cypriot cuisine as she is riffing on the modern street food of Istanbul.
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And like I said, I did the street food tour, and stuff as simple as the guo bao at this local place Songshan Gua Bao and the pork noodle rice was really, really good.
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The question is: Will northeast Angelenos embrace a cold sandwich in the wee hours of the morning over the standard go-to late night street food traditions of tacos and bacon-wrapped hot dogs?
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There's no sign of Pizza Pilgrims, Voodoo Ray's, Well Kneaded, or anyone else from London's strong pizza crew, who regularly pop up to feed hundreds of hungry festival-goers on the street food circuit.
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But if you're an open-minded person who eats with their mouth and not their brain, we promise that you will not be disappointed by this fun riff on a Mexican street food classic.
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GRUB STREET FOOD FESTIVAL (Saturday) This tasting event — put on by New York magazine's food website, Grub Street — returns to the Hester Street Fair on the Lower East Side with more than 50 vendors.
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In the MUNCHIES Guide to Berlin, our host Kavita Goodstar takes you on a whirlwind tour of some of its edible offerings, from its seemingly endless street food stalls to its myriad of venues.
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It won't be a conventional brick-and-mortar, but a tiny space in a converted shipping crate that forms part of a unique street food market at the corner of Scadding Court Community Centre.
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While Garcia begins prepping the food for a 200-plus wedding-catering gig the following day, he tells me about his life and his journey into becoming a street food vendor in Los Angeles.
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After military service in Israel as a cook, Mr. Buliskeria decided to become a chef and worked for many years in top restaurants in Tel Aviv, finally opening his own Indian street food spot.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Health inspectors will give New York street food vendors letter grades, so if you see a streetcar with the letters A, B or C, that's just the type of hepatitis you'll get.
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While you're there, try local craft vodka on a tour of the Industry City Distillery, or learn how to make Japanese street food or French pastries at a cooking class at the Brooklyn Kitchen.
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Built in the 1950s and 1960s to make street food more sanitary while preserving the local food culture, hawker centers are large, open-air complexes with food stalls where many Singaporeans eat every day.
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On the Safety Check page automatically generated for the "explosion," Facebook linked to a bogus article, an aggregated version of the bogus article and an article about Thai street food, according to Khaosod English.
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Now he's taken it to the next level by opening up the Belgrade Urban Distillery in the Beogradski Market, a hip spot filled with street food stands, vintage clothes retailers and a record shop.
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Then there is koshari, a miracle of street food, which Mr. Youssef builds out of rice and black lentils nearly melded together, barely cooked macaroni, chickpeas and a liberal heaping of those crisped onions.
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Maybe, with another five and a half years of practice, I could learn how to incorporate fine dining, attentive guides and comfortable transport into a trip full of street food, local friends, serendipity and adventure.
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It's been six years since designer Jean-Paul Gaultier trundled out that banana leaf bag "inspired by the tropics," but people still can't get over how much it looks like a pack of street food.
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Since the 217 military coup, street food and the campaign to clear sidewalks have become part of the junta platform, aiming to give pedestrians and cars more space and to cut down on public waste.
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Most of the city discovered the news after it was reported by local publication BK Magazine, sparking online debates about the benefits and drawbacks of street food, as the article was shared widely across Facebook.
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From sprawling mega-malls that feel like cities in themselves to vintage shops tucked behind street-food carts to charming boutiques touting popular Thai designers, Bangkok has a shopping vibe that is entirely its own.
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RELATED: "Ten Years": Dark vision of Hong Kong's future proves surprise box office hit Social media response During the clashes, hashtag #fishballrevolution quickly gained traction, a reference to the street food the vendors were selling.
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Momos are juicy, pillowy dumplings brought to India by Tibetan refugees and, like most kinds of dumplings, are destined for ubiquity, and have become a street food staple in India rivaled only by the samosa.
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The annual street food competition — now in its 12th year — returns to Governors Island on Saturday, bringing together about two dozen top food trucks out of the more than 10,000 street vendors across the city.
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Though the move robbed Singapore of the lively street-food culture celebrated in many other parts of Southeast Asia, today the rough-and-tumble hawker centers thrive as community gathering spaces and lively eating houses.
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BK Jani is at once a nostalgic homage to the street food of his childhood in Lahore, Pakistan, and an answer to the problem of where to find a good halal burger in New York.
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Temerario and Café Bamba One of two new offerings from the Jorge Guzman Hospitality Group, Temerario serves refined Mexican street food, with choices like Puebla-style tacos, smoked marlin tostadas and chiles rellenos from Taxco.
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Whatever your personal interpretation, the somewhat phallic design is causing a bit of a stir in the Welsh city of Cardiff, where it's displayed across the van of fried chicken street food vendors Dirty Bird.
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He still sticks mostly to barbecued beef with rice—"I crush that all day to keep me big"—rather than experiment with the team's spicy, soup-heavy pregame spreads or Seoul's abundant street-food scene.
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As is usual for this time of day, office workers congregate around street food stalls, hunched over heaving falafel flatbread wraps, tottering past William Blake's grave with chili sauce dripping down their freshly pressed shirts.
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The audience booed in unison at an instance of racism in the opening scene, whispered during a montage of Singapore street food and reveled in Mandarin, Cantonese and the dialect Hokkien splashed into the dialogue.
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With the recent launch of the slightly-more-formal Sanchez (with a menu more expansive than tacos and street food), she has a chance to show her audience just how versatile Mexican food can be.
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With his new series "Street Food," the "Chef's Table" creator David Gelb brings that aesthetic to the food trucks, pop-up restaurants and other suppliers of on-the-go delicacies, focusing on nine Asian countries.
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The bill was proposed by Council Member Margaret Chin, who immigrated to the United States from Hong Kong in 503 and who has been a vocal proponent of New York's street food vendors for years.
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It is to reopen early next year on Pier 228 in Hudson River Park at West 211th Street, the former Marine & Aviation Pier that was to house a street-food market planned by Anthony Bourdain.
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Although the origins of the dish remain contentious, many historians name Egypt as the birthplace of the street-food staple because traces of fava beans are said to have been found in ancient Egyptian tombs.
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And while many cost a pretty penny, a number are street food stalls, like food stand Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle, famously known for featuring the world's cheapest Michelin-star meal.
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We hope he's OK. But if he wants to maintain his title as King of Street Food, he'll have to make an appearance soon because another pizza-loving rodent is ready to steal his crown.
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How did I end up in the middle of the jungle outside the Taiwanese capital with a threesome from the UK who've won numerous street food awards for their fluffy, pork belly-filled bao buns?
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Two Singaporean street food, or hawker, stalls were awarded a Michelin star on Thursday, a first for Michelin, whose coveted awards generally conjure up an image of posh establishments with dress codes and stiff-backed waiters.
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The ban is part of a wider effort by the Thai military government, which came to power in a 2014 coup, to impose order in a city famous for its night life and cheap street food.
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My fairytale Mexico existence began to unravel as I visited doctors, submitted blood for lab work, and spent days crisscrossing the city looking for increasingly strong antihistamines instead of leisurely strolling in search of street food.
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The inaugural merchants are Singapore street food sellers — meaning the app can be used to buy food without cash or cards — and Grab has plans to expand the service to cover other countries and different merchants.
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I'm sitting in Curio Cabal, a new East London cafe where Nuno Mendes protégées Zijun Meng and Ana Gonçalves spend their weekends serving Chinese-inspired dishes from their previously roaming street food stall Ta Ta Eatery.
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We're talking living out Tibetan culture in full, trying that slightly suspect street food in Thailand, or even basking in the Bali sun (with SPF on, ofc) in your finest one-piece and oversized straw hat.
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In our second episode, Kavita will feature the best and most interesting street food spots Berlin has to offer, from authentic Thai cuisine to Turkish food stands, which brought the al fresco dining culture to Berlin.
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Gracing the menus of greasy fast food chains, street food vans, and consciously "quirky" Michelin-starred restaurants alike, it's hard to find anyone who doesn't love the combo of juicy beef patty and pillowy bread bun.
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The birthday celebration was filled with family, friends, catered Mediterranean food from Greko Greek Street food, a three-tier custom Elm Cake from Pink Blossom Bakery, bounce houses, a candy land, cake pops and cupcakes galore.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A government crackdown on illegal street food vendors turned violent in Hong Kong in the early hours of Tuesday morning, as riot police clashed with protesters in the shopping district of Mong Kok.
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"Nigerian Street Food and the Full Power of Spice at Brooklyn Suya," by Ligaya Mishan There are three levels of heat in the spice rubs at Brooklyn Suya, starting with mild, which is in fact hot.
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Months earlier, over a glass of whisky and a bowl of London street food, Molmenti had said to Celot that if he won gold, together they would buy a vineyard in their native region of Italy.
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It's the street-food snack of elotes, or roasted corn on the cob slathered in mayonnaise, crema, chili powder, lime and cotija cheese, but stripped down to the kernels, resulting in far less mess than usual.
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More recently, Ubolratana appeared to be signaling a closeness to ordinary folk on her Instagram account, with posts in past weeks showing her enjoying street food and complaining about a spell of heavy pollution in Bangkok.
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"The food in Singapore is one of the best melds, not just a melting pot, of world flavors," said K.F. Seetoh, Singapore's de facto food ambassador and creator of the World Street Food Congress, by email.
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When it comes to restaurants, this pervasiveness makes for a richer, more exciting Greek-diaspora dining scene — from street food to home-style cooking to tasting menus — than any I've come across in America and beyond.
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Last April, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration made international headlines when it announced the city of more than 221 million would ban street food vendors — often considered the world's best — in order to make sidewalks more accessible.
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That future may not be far off, with some homes in places like Bangkok and Singapore - where a plethora of street food and online eateries exist - already being built with shared or only partial kitchen facilities.
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"Paris has become an El Dorado for Neapolitans," said Julien Serri, the Franco-Neapolitan chef-owner of Magna, a new takeout joint for Naples street food, including rolled pizzas and folded pizzas, in the Pigalle neighborhood.
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The Chinese Communist Party's blackout of Google, YouTube, and Facebook on the mainland means that the Food Ranger is celebrating Chinese street food on a platform that, legally speaking, Chinese people are not allowed to see.
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It is also a way to earn a living for many: Women in the starched white outfit are often hired to meet tourists disembarking from cruises in Bahia and can be seen selling traditional street food.
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With its beaches, varied street food and ancient temples, Thailand has become a holiday favorite with Chinese visitors, who are expected to account for close to a third of an estimated record 8.2800 million tourists this year.
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Localist groups were highly involved in the Mong Kok riots in February, when a government crackdown on unlicensed street food vendors turned violent, and police fought pitched battles with protesters, even firing warning shots in the air.
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Five of my Indian coworkers live together, and we had a party at their house last night, complete with homemade panipuri (a delicious kind of street food), wine and whiskey, and tons of Indian and American dancing.
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She traveled the world, found inspiration in the street-food culture of LA, returned to Vietnam, lived in France, and worked as a flight attendant in Switzerland before she moved back to Copenhagen and opened her restaurant.
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Maybe a torta is more like homemade cuisine than street food, but I do think there are fewer quality torta joints because you need good bread and a varied selection of ingredients to make a memorable one.
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" Basit Nasim, founder of London street food stalls HotBox and Chuck Burger "The hospitality industry in London is a melting pot of cultures and demographics and the work ethic and experience that migrant workers bring is invaluable.
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We passed on that, but we let him steer us toward the fu chi fei pian, a Chengdu street food dish whose name translates to "sliced lung made by the married couple," reflecting a quaint folk tale.
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As the co-founder of vegan taqueria Club Mexicana, she spends her days overseeing two street food outposts and prepping for service at Pamela—the East London bar currently playing host to her vegan Mexican pop-up.
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Street food eatery Roosters Piri Piri, which uses only "high quality" halal meat in its dishes boasts 35 outlets across the UK while premium halal steakhouse Steakout has expanded to nine London restaurants since launching in 2008.
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LA has one of the most active street food scenes in the US. According to a study released in December 2014 by Economic Roundtable, there are about 50,000 street vendors roaming the streets at this exact moment.
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Some culinary heavy-hitters like Claus Meyer, Jessica B. Harris and the street food expert K.F. Seetoh of Singapore are helping to set the lineup of 100 or so chefs, food vendors and restaurants that will participate.
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And no Mumbai street food discussion is complete without mentioning vada pav, the quintessential carbohydrate bomb that features a fried potato fritter squished into soft white roll (about 10 rupees, and it can be found all over).
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As Asian cities expand and modernise, authorities often view street food vendors as a hindrance to progress and target them for forced evictions, although some cities have made efforts to accommodate them and help raise sanitation standards.
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The best street-food venders will be recruited from around the world and awarded visas—assuming that the United States is still issuing them—allowing New Yorkers to sample their octopus tostadas and their yakitori chicken hearts.
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" He rechristened it, too: "Sexy Taco" indicates that Northern Californian "street food" basically means Mexican; "Dirty Cash," it seems, is a reference to some of the illicit business depicted in Claude McKay's 1928 novel, "Home to Harlem.
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It's a nod to the late-night street food Mr. Haatuft, 37, knew when he was a teenager here, thrashing around in the punk scene — and a joke about Norway's inexorable, traditional diet of potatoes and herring.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, has over the years built itself into a tourist destination famous for its glitzy malls, street food, casinos and the night Formula One race.
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"Chomsky links up to our vision of street food because originally, we wanted to be quite anarchical—following the rules of not following the rules and trying to create something no one had seen before," she explains.
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Support for payment via GrabPay rolled out to Singapore-based merchants in November, initially among street food vendors, and the company is looking to expand that effort across Malaysia, Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia this year.
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Street food is also an affordable option, as long as you make sure you are ordering from carts that look clean and have a high turnover — which means the food is not sitting there for hours, she added.
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The awards this year will be in the setting of a garden lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide-selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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Following a machine malfunction one day at the plant, the then maintenance worker took a bunch of powderless curls home and experimented with coating the snack in a chili powder commonly used on the Mexican street food elote.
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By bringing together a hawker from the world's first Michelin Star street food stall and the chef of a three Michelin Star fine dining restaurant, the event demonstrated to diners that we all sit closer together over food.
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You'll find food there you'll have trouble finding anywhere else in the city (maybe even the country): a vegan street food stand called Pootz and even a specialist in takoyaki, Japanese octopus balls (230 rubles for an order).
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The Japanese street food staple is hot-off-the-coals from East London restaurant Jidori, who specialise in yakitori cuisine—an ancient style of Japanese cooking that basically involves grilling all parts of the chicken on a stick.
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Ms. Zidon, an artist and photographer, opened a small furniture and design studio, and by night, her own refurbished chairs and tables doubled as seating for Thai Machteret (Thai Underground), Mr. Zidon's pint-size Thai street food spot.
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I'll never forget a dried squid snack I ordered from a street food vendor in Thailand; it was toasted briefly over coals, then flattened to the thickness of a potato chip and served with a spicy dipping sauce.
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"It was almost too much media," said Amir Fattal, 2647, who arrived from Aleppo in 77373 and set up a supper club, catering company and part-time street food stall called Beroea Kitchen with his wife, Nour Amammana.
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And thanks to the superb street food and efficient public transit, you don't have to be crazy rich to enjoy this cinematic city, which is now more accessible than ever with Singapore Airlines' new nonstop service from Newark.
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I was there to try the national street food, dholl puri — what the banh mi is to Vietnam, what a doner kebab is to Turkey, this messy lentil-potato mix slapped onto a soft puri is to Mauritius.
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Mr. Baru is a seasoned restaurateur with two other successes: Mani Osteria, an Italian favorite of Mario Batali, who has a home in Michigan; and Isalita, inspired by the street food found in Mr. Baru's wife's native Mexico.
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Several SkyTrain stops past the glistening condos and mega-malls, the street-food crackdown didn't seem to matter, and Mr. Turner and I had to squeeze past countless vendors — of curries, sausages, fruit, flowers, electronics — occupying sidewalk space.
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Talad Saphan Phut, the market where I'd talked with Ms. Songvisava, shut down in December, and the street-food-centric Sam Yan neighborhood is being redeveloped by Chulalongkorn University, whose projects have already displaced vendors in numerous areas.
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Georgina de Kock, an artist and entrepreneur (who previously sold homemade chocolates and screen prints), launched Munch Bowls in 2014 after working at food markets and becoming appalled at the amount of packaging used to serve street food.
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And while the chefs of Chef's Table often get to cook in fancy restaurants with white tablecloths for well-heeled guests, the chefs of Street Food are cooking for the people, retaining the cultural memories of their country.
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Our awards ceremony this year will be in the setting of a garden lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide-selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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But while you can find cheap deals on hotels and food (that delicious street food...our mouths water just thinking about it...) once you're inside the country, actually getting there and back can cost you in the quadruple digits.
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A German fugitive who escaped to Thailand has been arrested after footage of him selling street food went viral, and immigration officials running routine checks discovered that he was wanted on charges of drug trafficking, robbery, and child pornography.
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Were this a first visit, or were I alone with Howie, I couldn't have resisted Palermo: the glorious mosaics in the cathedral of Monreale, the exuberant Baroque statuary of the Quattro Canti, the vibrant markets and delicious street food.
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But besides blending American West Coast and East Coast street food (think burritos packed with pastrami, kimchi, and rice) in the Middle East, Crave is cooking up change in the Israeli restaurant scene—specifically, by doing away with tips.
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"These street food chefs are just as passionate and devoted to their craft and what they're doing as a three-star Michelin chef in a fancy restaurant," Gelb emphasizes, noting that they often face even bigger obstacles towards success.
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In Vietnam, Van Cong Tu tells guests on his Hanoi Street Food Tours — which go down alleys so tiny, Google Maps can't find them — that the great fistfuls of raw herbs accompanying almost every dish are safe to eat.
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Montañez essentially reinvigorated one of the biggest American food corporations with the inventiveness of Mexican street food culture, and from there launched a career as a PepsiCo exec, where he now leads multicultural sales and marketing in North America.
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Our awards ceremony this year will be in the setting of a garden/lawn party, where you'll be able to meet and mingle more easily, with free-flowing drinks and a wide selection of street food (including vegetarian/vegan).
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Finding street food in Bangkok is easy — you'll see fishball and satay stands parked, it seems, in front of nearly every 7-Eleven — but finding the really good stuff takes a little more effort, and a bit of wandering.
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For all the talk of how the ban will impact Bangkok's 30 million annual tourists, those most seriously affected are the estimated 30,000 street food sellers, many of whom have already been relocated, who depend on this for their livelihood.
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Grill My Cheese, a street food stall that specialises in all things cheesy and toasty, created their own version of 2016's greatest invention this week to celebrate their birthday, and have been selling them all lunchtime on Leather Lane.
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She beamed as she listed all the repairs the crew did: the painting jobs in each place, the new swings for the community center's backyard, the baseball field's new kitchen so the teams can sell frituras or Puerto Rican street food.
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"I still want the deal to remain in place and both sides remain faithful to it so that we can finally see its positive impact on the lives of the people," said Hassan Aghaei, a 23-year-old street food vendor.
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Athens street food: A taste of Greece's culinary revolution Loma Linda, California This long-lived community sits removed from the rest of the United States, outliving the nationwide population, on average, by a decade, according to the Blue Zones project.
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While developing countries tend to see improvements in education and the reduction of poverty as incomes rise, more money doesn't automatically fix the problem, if people spend more on sugary drinks, street food, ready meals and other processed foods Haddad says.
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A visit to Singapore needs to be a mix of new-world glitz and old-world authenticity; a swim in the Marina Bay Sands pool, a ritzy dining experience at Michelin-starred Jaan, and street food on Lau Pa Sat.
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The Yellow Brigade will mention a food that comes from the opposing fans' area – say rasgulla (cottage cheese balls in sugar syrup) for Bengal – and then claim that their street food, vada paav (like a chip butty, but tastier), is better.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Jay Fai, a 70-year-old street food seller in Bangkok known for her crab omelettes, won a Michelin star last year at the launch of the city's first restaurant guide, few locals were surprised.
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The crackdown on street vendors is part of a wider effort by Thailand's military government, which came to power in a 2014 coup, to impose order in a city famous for its vibrant nightlife and cheap and varied street food.
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Inspired by "Taiwanese soul food and Southeast Asian street food", the menu features dim sum, buns, bao, and dumplings, as well as big, inventive dishes like Smoked Bluefish Fried Rice, Surf and Turf Black Pepper Noodles, and Kimchee Quinoa Bokkeumbap.
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Oh, and of course the evening continued back home in Copenhagen with a bit of vintage Vesterbro street food, but you will have to wait until the next Copenhagen episode of Fuck, That's Delicious to see how that all went down.
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But it's the quiet images — Kai eating street food with his father or observing a nighttime festival — that are the most powerful, allowing the reader to take a breath and appreciate perhaps the book's most important character: the magnificent city itself.
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He subsisted on street food and the fare at hole-in-the-wall backstreet restaurants as a way to understand the home cooking of each country, because food carts and small restaurants tend to be run by families, he said.
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Barteca is a 20-year-old company with two brands, Barcelona, an upscale casual dining restaurant that specializes in Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine, and Bartaco, which features a menu of "upscale street food" with bold South American, Mediterranean and Asian flavors.
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He is the guy in the room who always knows more than you, a fan of rabbit hunting and classic literature who is more closely associated with roast turkey and root vegetables than with Mexican street food and Israeli hummus.
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A lot of people have copied him, and a lot of the people that order these think it is a copy of something we found in New York," explains head chef Anthony Vazquez, "But this is pure Peruvian street food.
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After reading about the sisters' home life and traditions (especially the street food), you'll likely want to visit the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and then wander into a nearby shop to grab a barrel-cured pickle.
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Mala means numbing and spicy, and it describes a category of Chinese street food that originated in Sichuan Province, spread to Beijing and is now firmly rooted in New York, most recently at this fast-casual edition near New York University.
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And today, in a sense, you can: Walk through Midtown Manhattan and it's hard not to see it as a better-lit cousin of Ridley Scott's LA, packed with fascinating fashions and endless commerce, building-size advertisements and sizzling street food.
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Visitors can take a break from the merchandise and street food by strolling along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, just outside the store and extending for several miles, although it is broken up here and there by development or lack thereof.
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Meals in a bowl, a perennial on recent year-end lists, are another phenomenon driven by smaller engines: yoga, Gwyneth Paltrow, the gluten-free movement, a new appetite for Asian street food and the demand for grab-and-go convenience.
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As we crowded around folding metal tables and accentuated our treasures with chilies in vinegar, or ground dried chilies, and cracked open Thai craft beers, it all felt deliciously normal — the kind of Bangkok street-food life I'd always imagined.
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My mother gave birth to my sister and me two years and 4,700 miles apart, one in northern England, the other in Sharjah, and raised two tiny children on Singapore street food and the prayers that spilled from golden mosques.
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But El Verde BBQ, a roadside stand along Highway 186 (a major thoroughfare to the airport) with its Puerto Rican street food, is the one we would go back to in a heartbeat, though the tasty fare is artery-clogging.
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Inspired by the writings of American philosopher and political activist Noam Chomsky, chef Felicity Day and her business partner Andrew Owens-Smith decided to mix their left-wing ideals with cooking, and launched the Glasgow-based street food enterprise last year.
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The Hong Kong-style soy sauce chicken noodles being served up at the aptly named HK Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle—priced at the equivalent of about US $1.50—just became the first street food to earn the Michelin seal of approval.
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Neon-colored paint and streamers gradually speckle the homes of Barranquilleros, stands selling street food and patterned sombreros vueltiaos roll out into the streets, and the croon of cumbia cuts through the humidity and staunch heat that envelops the city year-round.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York may be the nation's fine dining capital, while San Francisco is the birthplace of the farm-to-table movement, but Los Angeles is home to an incomparably diverse bounty of cheap eats and street food.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand will be the latest country to have a Michelin Guide, its state tourism agency said on Monday, taking its place on the culinary world map just days after authorities announced they would shut down Bangkok's vibrant street food scene.
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The news comes days after authorities in Bangkok said they would banish some of its world-famous street food vendors as part of a clean-up drive by the military government, outraging foodies and threatening the livelihoods of the city's road-side cooks.
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This makes sense in light of its Portuguese history, but not so much when you consider that Macau has 16 Michelin-star restaurants in 19 square miles and is the subject, along with Hong Kong, of Michelin's first-ever street food guide.
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While Roskilde had laid on an impressive backstage feast for its performers, featuring a smorgasbord of organic greens and charcuterie from Bæst and Manfreds, Bam Bam was in the mood for a more freewheeling street food session before heading back to Copenhagen.
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While Singapore has plenty of five-star fine dining options, most people opt to eat street food in the city's inexpensive hawker centers, which are open-air food courts where vendors prepare everything from Malaysian curries to Indian roti and Chinese noodle soups.
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Along with two other women from El Salvador, she prepares the Salvadoran street food — a tortilla stuffed with cheese, chicharron or zucchini and topped with a cabbage slaw to make a little bit of money to support the migrant shelter where she's staying.
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Middle Eastern street food Immigration from Lebanon and Syria happened so long ago that you would barely know that many prominent Brazilians claim Levantine heritage but for their surnames, like those of acting President Michel Temer and São Paulo Mayor Fernando Haddad.
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Thus, it will probably surprise most of LA's street food enthusiasts—comprised of locals, tourists and transplant alike—that this urban haven of regional tacos, sliced tropical fruit carts, and bacon-wrapped hot dogs built upon this sprawling city is 100-percent illegal.
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Here are a few things we can tell you about these tamales: They come from LA street food master Wesley Avila of Guerrilla Tacos; they're casero-style, which means that they're gonna taste like Mexican home cooking; and they're super fucking delicious.
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Cost of rice and pork, plus a frappuccino: 106,000 Vietnamese dong, or $4.59Rating: 7/10 Standouts: Rice menuAvoid: Don't visit McDonald's until you've already enjoyed plenty of Vietnamese street food (I recommend the Back of the Bike tour for a good primer)
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Spare some sympathy for Rosie French, a food writer and street food business director in London who was semi-horrified to be charged £1.50, or just over US $2, when she asked for extra Parmesan during a dinner out on Tuesday evening.
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Mamdani, who has lived in New York since he was seven, told the New York Times that he wanted to make the video a "a love letter to desi New York," and that's why it's shot in street food carts and diners.
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I missed out on the Korean street food at Kore and the lobster-and-bacon sandwiches at Rabbar Barinn, but was able to sample a rather wide variety of Icelandic ingredients for what would have been the price of a single dinner elsewhere.
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KUALA LUMPUR/BANGKOK, March 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A uthorities in Asia must assist street food sellers struggling to make a living as the coronavirus outbreak shutters offices and tourism, and forces people to stay indoors, labour and urban experts said on Wednesday.
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Dinner at Nixtamal, one of the higher-end options in town, might start around $20 per person, while a hearty spread of tacos and a beer at Mestizos will be closer to $523 (street food carts around the zócalo are even more affordable).
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Its expanding web of socially minded offshoots includes a refrigerated truck that ferries produce from isolated farms to the restaurant, a street-food tour of venders whom Ayoroa has mentored, and an initiative to provide healthful school lunches to kids on the altiplano.
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Since I tend to favor small businesses and street food — places I won't necessarily be able to call later if I need to double-check a price or the name of a menu item — I get fairly obsessive about tracking details and costs.
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As Cardoz added a stock made from the oxtail's braising liquid and some mint chutney to the skillet, he explained that, for him, the quality of ingredients is key, even in a street food dish known for being eaten when blind drunk.
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Situated in an Oakland strip mall near a cell phone store and a check-cashing spot with a seemingly permanent "Now Hiring" sign in its window, Juhu Beach Club—which bills itself as an "Indian Street Food" eatery—doesn't look like much from the outside.
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In recent years, the celebrated, uncensored and adventurous Anthony Bourdain, who died at the age of 61 on Friday, became increasingly famous as the host of CNN's Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, a travelogue that made viewers hungry for street food and far-flung locales.
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But trans fats are still finding their way into baked goods, solid fats like ghee and shortening, and restaurant and street food in many places — especially low- and middle-income countries, where they haven't been banned and cardiovascular disease rates are on the rise.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker The street-food category, on the other hand, is more of a collaboration with Hannah Wong, a thirty-three-year-old from New Jersey who previously worked at Gramercy Tavern and Brooklyn's beloved, now closed Battersby.
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Editor's Note 11/30/18: If this overview of Taipei's street-food scene makes you hungry for a night market in your neighborhood, check out Smorgasburg x VICE Night Market happening every Friday from now until the end of the year at Villain in Williamsburg.
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BEIJING — Most nights, a mixed crowd of young Chinese and foreigners, many of them students, cram the sidewalks along Caijing Dong Street, drinking alcohol and snacking on street food to the sound of thumping music as they course from one club to the next.
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Calling itself Happy Family Night Market, the new bazaar will showcase delectable multicultural food from beloved vendors such as Bunker, the popular Bushwick-based agent of Vietnamese street food; Index BK (Indian snacks with a twist); and While in Kathmandu (authentic Nepalese favorites from Queens).
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MEXICO CITY — Seventeen years after putting its city and its chef on the world culinary map with its playfully elevated street food, Pujol, Mexico's most celebrated restaurant, will serve the final meal in its building on Calle Francisco Petrarca sometime in the coming weeks.
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CHICHA CAFETIN AND COCKTAILS Vanessa Palazio and Adam Schneider, the couple who owned Little Muenster, drew from Ms. Palazio's Nicaraguan background for this new spot, which merges street food like quesillos (corn tortillas with cheese and toppings) and Nicaraguan guacamole with hard-cooked egg.
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In fact, given all of this — the setting, the food, the feeling that Lim Lao Sa could be washed away in an instant, by a bad mood or even worse weather — I decided that Lim Lao Sa was the platonic ideal of street food.
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These tamales—a traditional street food of meat and cheese wrapped in masa and steamed in corn husks—are also the perfect meal for eating on purpose during normal dinner hours or as a surprise late-night snack after a few rounds of margaritas.
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